PHYS-101(g): General physics : mechanics

Lectures in this course (59)

Explores conservation laws in central motion, showcasing how energy levels affect orbits.

Covers equilibrium conditions, conservation laws, shocks, collisions, and center of mass principles.

Covers the calculation of speed and work using the conservation of energy principle.

Explores center of mass calculations, reference frames, and Newton's laws.

Focuses on defining systems, reference frames, and types of forces in mechanics.

Explores rigid body motion, focusing on contact conditions and rolling without slipping.

Explores the two-body problem, center of mass, momentum conservation, and collisions.

Analyzes kinetic energy variations in a projection scenario and discusses exo-energetic concepts and inelastic shocks.

Explores conservation laws in collisions and rocket dynamics with variable mass systems.

Explores the analysis of a ball's trajectory in contact with a beam, focusing on forces, angles, and motion equations.

Explores the physics of rolling a cube, analyzing forces, equilibrium, and inertia.

Discusses the dynamics of a bowling ball on various surfaces and the application of physics principles to real-world scenarios.

Covers the dynamics of solids, including contact between solids, center of mass theorem, and moment of inertia.

Explores kinetic moment and inertia in mechanics, emphasizing their role in describing rotational dynamics.

Analyzes the collision of Swiss wrestlers, determining final velocity and energy dissipation.

Explores angular momentum theory, conservation, and practical applications in various scenarios.

Covers moment of inertia, constraints, equations of motion, and solid body rotation.

Covers vector properties, rules, and equations differentielles, including reflection by a law and annotated vectors.

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